Moroccan Black Goat Hair Slippers

Moroccan leather slippers are handmade to perfection the inside sole is crafted of soft leather. Black leather ethnic shoes Hand-sewn sole and handcrafted in Fez Morocco. You won't...

These Moroccan silk slippers are handmade to perfection the inside sole is crafted of soft leather. These shoes are the traditional Moroccan shoes, all hand made with hand-sewn leather sole. You won't want to take the Moroccan babouches off your feet! Moroccan slippers...

These Moroccan silk slippers are handmade to perfection the inside sole is crafted of soft leather. hand-sewn leather sole. You won't want to take ...

These Moroccan silk slippers are handmade to perfection the inside sole is crafted of soft leather. hand-sewn leather sole. You won't want to take ...

Moroccan leather slippers are handmade to perfection the inside sole is crafted of soft leather. Black leather ethnic shoes Hand-sewn sole and handcrafted in Fez Morocco. You won't w...

Vintage black velvet embroidered pointed toe African Moroccan Moorish shoes. Embroidered North African Moorish flat slippers. Ceremonial wedding velvet s...

Moroccan Silk Slippers Babouches, chic and soft. These Moroccan silk slippers are handmade to perfection the inside sole is crafted of soft leather, hand-sewn leather sole. You won't want to take the Moroccan babouches off your feet! Moroccan slippers to wear around the pool or at home just in time for summer, perfect for both indoor and outdoor wear. Moroccan traditional babouches, pointed flat mules in silk handwoven in silver and red colors, slip-on style, pointed toe, flat sole. Measurements. Looks like a women size 9...

These pointed slippers, beautifully embroidered with light blue plum blossoms on black silk, were shaped to resemble a lotus bud and enhanced the diminutive shape of bound feet. A practice that began in the Tang dynasty and reached the height of its popularity during the Qing dynasty, foot binding was a painful process intended to make a woman's feet as small as possible by restricting bone growth from an early age. The smaller the feet the more attractive and erotic they were, giving elite women a mark of elegance and a distinctive - albeit tortured - gait of small, light steps. These beautifully preserved lotus slippers...